For a more intense mint flavor, let the mint infuse in the water and vinegar mixture for 30 minutes before heating. If you prefer a clearer jelly, strain the mixture more thoroughly through several layers of cheesecloth. Ensure proper headspace in jars to ensure a good seal during processing. Processed jars can be stored in a cool, dark place for up to one year.
Daryl Haley
Jun 30, 2025Such a great recipe! I am planning to give those out as holiday gifts for my friends.
Lempi Flatley
Jun 30, 2025I added a pinch of salt to balance the sweetness. It was perfect!
Magdalen Wilderman
Jun 7, 2025First time making jelly and this was surprisingly easy. Thanks for the clear instructions!
Emmy Kreiger
May 27, 2025This jelly is amazing on grilled cheese sandwiches! So unexpected and delicious.
Aditya Pacocha
May 26, 2025I've always loved mint jelly with lamb, but this recipe took it to a whole new level!
Ken Mueller
May 12, 2025The green food coloring is totally optional, I didn't use it and the color was still fantastic.
Loy Littel
May 12, 2025Make sure to sterilize your jars properly. I had a batch spoil because I rushed that step.